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A comparison between the logic programming languages Gdel and Prolog

Wei Gao

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We analyzed the functions of the Gdel language on the bassis of the first-order logic with polymorphism and multi types.The focus was on its types,module system,control mechanisms,meta-programming,and input/output.Emphasis was on comparisons of relationships and disparities in Prolog and Gdel.The comparisons showed that the Gdel language is more declarative and efficient because it eliminates the non-logical parts of Prolog and introduces many kinds of new language elements.

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We analyzed the functions of the Gdel language on the bassis of the first-order logic with polymorphism and multi types.The focus was on its types,module system,control mechanisms,meta-programming,and input/output.Emphasis was on comparisons of relationships and disparities in Prolog and Gdel.The comparisons showed that the Gdel language is more declarative and efficient because it eliminates the non-logical parts of Prolog and introduces many kinds of new language elements.

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We analyzed the functions of the Gdel language on the bassis of the first-order logic with polymorphism and multi types.The focus was on its types,module system,control mechanisms,meta-programming,and input/output.Emphasis was on comparisons of relationships and disparities in Prolog and Gdel.The comparisons showed that the Gdel language is more declarative and efficient because it eliminates the non-logical parts of Prolog and introduces many kinds of new language elements.

Key concepts: Prolog, Programming language, Logic programming, Computer science, Declarative programming, Fifth-generation programming language, Horn clause, Inductive programming

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